The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-30
Stock Total Total
Interior Towns Stocks. Crop.
GENERAL TRADE.
RREADsTUFFN,

S3 21@3 IS; roller, 50 As, strong.
HAY-Choice, from store, 75@80c; car load
ftsm leyee or depot, Sl3 50@l4; prime. from
sis; prairie, from store, SOC; car load from
leIee or depot, $SgS so.
BRAN11From store, 81; from levee or
t0RN~Prom store, white, SIC; mixed,
in sacss, SIC; mixed. in bulk, 1910; in
oAfs~from store, white, 4oc mixed, $50
from leyee or Depot, white, in bulk, 3lhc; in
sacks SSc; Mixed in bu'k' Sj>ao; in
FLOUR From store. common, 80 Is;
family 1878; choice, 81; fancy, 81 25; extra
fancy, 81 so; patents, $g5 Is.
BEANS-Nayy, 81 &@2; medium, 81 rs.
0ATMEAL-In half barrels, 1898 rs IRON
Ora, KED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 IS
Ro&iNY AND GRITs-From store, $50
CRAcKERS-SOda, extra, 4c; soda, treble
extra, 41Sc; extra, &c; ginger snaps, extra,
SC; assorted jumbles, loo
RICE-Louisiana, 4@51Sc; Carolina, $40
SIC.
LIVERPOOL, May 8.-wheat steady, de-
mand poor. Corn quiet but steady and un-
changed.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, May, 2s.-wheat
weaser No. red cash, Tic BID, 73c asked;
ked; June. 7Oc bid; July, zoo bid, 1870
asked: Corn, weaker; No; 2. cash, Slssc
s sif ill., a'ssd SD DID, }Hns s Sfs did, oSs o
No. 2, cash, 2SaSc asked.
BALTIMORE. MD. May 2S.z7wheat-
wLite Western, ca Ter. Corn-Western,
frmer and dull. Oats quiet and steady.
Receipts-FlOur, 6lO2 brls; wheat, 800
ments-Flour. 402 brls; wheat $1,000 blu.
Monday, Decoration Day, there will be no
markets.
ENEw YORK. May q Flour receipts, 49,
64l pkgs; exports, 1910 br s, l70S SKIS; sales,
lO,5OO brls. Wheat receipts, 2ll,45O bu; ex
and 100000 bu spots. Corn receipts, 50. 600
tu; exports, 2 $50 bu; Gales, $4,000 bu
futures and l22OOO bu spots. Oats re.
ceipts, $4,000 bu; exports, 225 bu; sales,
10000 blu futures and rs 600 bu spots.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, May 28;. Flour! quiet
and &c lower, No; red, cash, $50; May,
ST7sc; June, 85149s6lsc, cosed at S6l5c July,
S2eS214, olosing,at S21sc; August, Sl6@S21ac,
closed at Size; September. S314@S3Ac, clO,-
weak; cash. .S7HS; May, 3eHe: June, $500
3611c. closn g.at $3.50 July 793Thc,c closing at
81. Dat, n, mil ally unch an eed cash, 274c;
May and June, &c; ear, ,24Ac', Rye dull.
56@17c. Barley-none. Hay dull and a
TT fe lower; prairie, 50 all: timothy, SO 50@
in demar d. so IS. Rece pts-Flour, 5000 brIs;
wheat, 65 900 bu; corn, 63,OO0 blu oats, 25,0OO
bu; rye more; barley, none, shipments
bu; rye, none; barley, none.
CHICAGO, I'LL, May 2S.-Cables from
English markets reported poor dema tor
wbest, aud the receipts we're quite large.
The temp.r OF the crowd was bearish at the
o ening ofthe board. July wheat opened at
S61Sc, and Mt once sold down TO $3.50. June
opened at S754c. and sold to $3.50. The active
traders on the board were very nearly unani-
nous in tn ir opiniOn of the market. They
believed 1t should go lower. They were not
opposed to any extent by the clique, and
ness, but II was followed shortly afterward |
by July. June followed till 1t got down to |
SSo, when the cl que gave in their support, |
and subsequent declines in tn other options |
for august was SIC, and for July was S5Ssc. |
The trading was fairly large for a Saturday, |
but was much lighter than yesterday. The |
large receipts here and at other points, and |
mately, had q very weakening effect, ard |
July wheat sold down 10 B5A@S5t4c, closing |
at S5Mc. June closed at $50. Corn opened |
weaker, at S95zc for the July op-
ton. Large receipts and general dis
posi- ion to sell it short caused July |
TO decline TO 39kc, but at that figure IT |
found several good buyers. July huUgat |
39Ao until nearly noon, whom 1t weak ned |
to 3yIsCg391ac, ana continued so during the |
balance OF the session, closing at 1910. Cash |
quotations were as follows: Flour dull and |
unchanged. No 2 spring wheat, ST. @s1}lc;
No. spring wheat, 78c; No. red, S7Ag |
87Nc; No. 2 corn, 37hc; No. 2 oats, "a |
2514c; No. rye, 55c; No. 2 barley, SIC; No. |
l fax SO, d, 81 1891 is; prime timothy seed,
81 So The / ad,n, futures ranged as follows:
Wheat, No. 3 May opened at 8754c. highes, |
8S1Ac, lowest 81sSc, closing at o719c; June |
opened at $50, highest 8S5So, lowest $50, |
closing at Ssc; luiy opened at 5GlSc, highest, |
S61ac, lowest S514o, closing Il 85I3c; August
opened Of @Ac, highest 84]4c, lowest s314c, |
closing At S3tzc. Corn, No. 2-May opened at
3715c, highest 3712c, lowest SIC, closing at |
SIC; June opened at 3Sc, highest $50, lowest |
371Sc, closing at 371Sc; July opened at 3s11Sc,
b ghest 395sc. lowest $3.50, closing at 39hc; |
August opened at 401So, highest 401sc, lowest |
4Qdc, closing at .4013c. Oats, No. 2-May |
opened at 259Sc, highest 25ssSc, lowest 25azc, |
c oIing at 212c; June opened at 251so. high |
est 251So, loweot 255so, closing At 255+c; July |
opened at 26zsc, highest $3.50. lowest 1910, |
closing at 261zc; August opened At 26c, high |
est 261sc, lowest 26c, closing at 26c. Ne
cell ts-Flour, IL o, brlg; wheat, 12S,U0O bu; |
corn, 10000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye, 1000 |
bu; barley, 1000 bu. Shipments-F Flour, |
5000 brls; wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 235 900 |
bu; oats, 100000 bu; rye, none; barley, 300 |